Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-24
LONDON, iSeptember 16- Pa.liamen wss prOrogued today.

LONDON, iSeptepber 16- Pa.liamer
 wss prorogued today.
 NzE YORK, September I6- The Am
 ericsn yachts Volunteer and Msyfil~
 started on ano:her .rIsl race this fore
 noon. The wind blew 25 miles an hour
 lhe Volunteer crossed the line tbre
 minutes ahead of the May flower, a ,,
 seen le d by c mile.
 NEW ORLEANS, September I6-A fir
 m The grocery store of DOmiDick Ri
 Messlna this morning, burned to destl
 hessina. bis wife and four chIldr !, wht
 were m the upper story aud shut of from escape.
 HERMosILLo, September l5-The city
 beautifully illuminated this evenInl
 and most every house has some GecOra ton. The Grand Plazs IS thronged
 with people. Al II o'clock the GritC
 Slli be read. Festivities will he con.
 iiSued throughout the night. MeIIcan
 Independence Day will he observsd d
 with great spiendor boih here sad al
 GUsynas.
 There will be no session of the stock
 bDsrt tomorrow on ncoonnt of the fu-
 rOral of Governor Bartlett,
 NEW YORK. September l5-The stock- holders of the Northern Pacific railroad this afternoon voted for a new to4rd of directors for the ensuing year. Tha meeting adjourned after the vote until tomorrow, pending an official count. The following was the only ticket iu the fisld and was undoubtedly elected:
 August Belmont. Frank Billing, J. V. Brockman, Ben F. Henry. Robert Harris. Brsyton Ices, Thomas F. Oskcs, Cl@s. B Wright, Heury Willard, T., II. Abbott, Chas. l. Colly. Colgate hoyt, and John B. Trevor.
 Many heavy stockholders were pres ent. Prominent among them was Hen ry Willard, Vho voted on SS0.00J shares of stock. The vote is believed to bs the laTGes: Tn the history of tbe company.
 ST PAUL, September l5.-The Su- prene Leglon of Select Knights, A, Q, U. W. elected officers to-day as follows, George B. Reed Topeka s. c, Charles Bubsi, Pittsburg, $. V. c, George W. Howard. Paris. IL, s. T. c. R. F.. Hill. Blffslo N. r., Supreme Recorder; Seiwer Sheen. Syracuse, Treasurer; F. M. Reading, Sacramento, Supreme Standard Bearer, J. H. Comfort, St Paul. Supreme Senior Workman; A. II. John son. Noble. Supreme Junior Workman: F. LeDgsger, St Louis, Supreme Guard Fl. Gillis N. Y. City, Supreme Trustee.
 WILMINGTON. O. September 16.-Sen- si0r John Sherman delivered his first speech in the Ohio campaign. before s large audience at the Fair Grounds this afternoon. Referring ;O the oiAIms of the political journals who are protesting against both the NsiI9Dai parties. and ths Prohibition and Labor organizations, be said that while by their zeal they often compel s.teation to just measures and reform. they usually sue ceed only ID defeating fhe party not ID sympathy with them This has been the effect, and still IS the tendenJy of tho Prohibition party. Regarding the EabOr pGrty ne ssid that itthere Is any just and pr .o:ical measure of public nalicy thBt will teDd to adysnce tbe interests of lsbcr. the Republican party Is now, and hes been ready aod wiiliog to adopt IT.
 SAN FRANCIsc0, September 16 -Wm Dfe esDach. one of the chief maniUula.Ors oi the recen tly collapsed wheat deal. has filed with the county recorder Q .uli state of bis liabilities and assets. Among tie creditors who loaned presbnch the fol!oEInZ are vel secured by wheat which, If cold at present prices, wou'd cover the claims: C. H. Kaufman. SlOO.- OOO; Charles q S-5aa SSS6,C 00; SiHnb k Co, operators, S75 60; Charles & Reed, S6j0,OO0 Abby NJ Hsrrst, $500, OOO; Stone X Co.,, Si3d0; London, Paris & American Bals, sl40OO0; Bsldman & Girvin, S23l, l,OO0. Following this Is a list of wheat contracts whereby Ores back agreed to receive SS0,0JO ot wheat from various parties 8t prices rsrging from Si75 per csn,al to S2 per centsi, tbe prescott price now beIng Sl p The amount due on these gre in dispute. Toe most stsrtliDg exhibit is n the amount Of money owing the NsTsGa Bank on Lramlsssry notes, The state nsut shows that Ores sOsch O owes ,he back directly S55.OCl. He has Obt.inrd from tEe bank S6,0O0,0J0 on 6 guarantee Risen by Charles F. Reed. so that be received from the bank in various ways fully S6. 5O0,CC0. Mr. Reed. ~ho appears as IA guarantee for this enormous sum. Is n farmer of YoIo county in this state and owns a large tract of land there. How be satisfied the Nevada Bank Is not related. Mrs. Psrhn Stevens Of New York is his sister aud he hes other wealthy relatives. In the list of assets ia given s statement of 57 vessels bound Tor Liverpool with 595,CCJ quarters Of whi sh Dresbach drew npon the cCDsicD- ars O! this wheat in England for more than the present value of the csrgOes and assets therefore gre Of no value. Among other assets are S27S 46 of money yn hand. There is also a book account lt SIPS 600 owing to Drssblch by Johus ton, Beach 6 Co.,, of England, but fhis amount will not be more than sufli ,Ieat to cover losses sustained by this firm on advances made to cover loses ' on wheat m Europe. on account oi Dre - bach. Henry COnbrOugh, of London. is also mentioned as owing STl2tOJ. but the estimated value of ac1puHt Tor the s.rr. reason stated in csse of Johnston Re aah k Go. There are varIons other London account of lees magnitude nut ie,r and valueless. John R senfeld i= ,Iso cu1ted ss owing SlO1,O00. He was a partner with Dresbsch and this rsD- re-ents ms snare or h'-S ou lpitt tI- counts. The summary shows ss follow Money borrowed on wheat and secured i- SI. .sJ5.000, owing to Nevada Bank S6 553 600. losses on contracts S3O,UO. losscs on csrgoes en route SS35.OOO. o'h- ar losses S200,09O, making toSsl in- ieh;edness of more than seven million Eve hundred thousand dollars, which is practically unsecured and which i7 sup posed to approximately represent the loss IL great desl. Taken ss whole the exhibit is regarded as one of the most remarkable in the history of spec ulation ID this country. md Is sceepted ss s confession of necessity of changes which occurred three days ago ID dire tory of the Nevada Bank.
 SAN FRANCISCO. September 14- Great prominence is given here by the